Sentence examples for looked a bit odd from inspiring English sources

"It has looked a bit odd.

She came out and she looked a bit odd, and the dress looked odd.

Seafood risotto looked a bit odd -- it was white as a ghost -- but it too had plenty of flavor.

But he went on to tell Mr. Burris that it looked "a bit odd" that he hadn't "done any JPMorgan business" in the last three months.

Still, notwithstanding the fact that Kingz isn't a proper word, it all looked a bit odd when they failed to make the finals series in their four-year history.

It must have looked a bit odd, but we printed images of Apple Watch to scale and while designing I kept one on my wrist, held in place by blue tack.

So the pardons for the three chaebol bosses look a bit odd.

In this buffed and burnished television age, he sounds and looks a bit odd.

And – let's be frank, since TV cameras usually are – he looks a bit odd.

The new music sounds amazing (and we never thought we'd say that), but you look a bit odd.

He points at his brown deck shoes, which look a bit odd with his navy suit, tie and pocket square.